Students in Fight at Sir Novel Richards Academy Placed Under Home Supervision
The two students who were hurt during a fight at the Sir Novelle Richards Academy have left the hospital but are still at home being watched.
Doctors told their parents to take them back to the hospital if they showed any symptoms like bad headaches and feeling sick.
Some other students also passed out during the fight at the school.
The fight happened during lunchtime at the school. It started when two boys got into a fight, and one of them was hurt pretty badly. Then, another student tried to help and got in trouble with a group of other students.
The police came and arrested around 10 students.
Two students had to go to the hospital.
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